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DAILY CAPXXAX, JOTJWTAL. 8AMH. 0MOO2T. MONPAT. MABOH 13, 1006.
CAVES OF OREGON
WILL BE EXPLORED
TV. S Mayborry of Hilton, who is
csbw principal of tho public school at
Aatelope, Wasco county, expects to
visit tho caves of Crook county, Oro
;2W3f ihl rammer, on an exploring trip.
D8r. Mayborry spent two years in that
portion of tiio stato somo years ago,
mad while there vlsitod the lava bods
amd caves on tho Dcs Cliutes river and
orill return to more fully oxnmiuo this
mwnlnrtul region which has been ex
Qilored but Huporflcially.
At places in tho lava formation on
She Dm Chutes, holes aro found which
Bead to mibtcrrnnean caverns of tin
3cnown depth and In many places water
ean l hoard running underneath tho
iloors of tho cavorns on a still lower
diombcr. Tho caves vary in height
tuna width. In somo places it is ncc
tertiary to crawl through tho small opon
5iU lK'twoen tho dark chnmbers, nnd
Jin other plnces tho caves widen out
uxsUt spnclotia rooms, filled to overflow
&yr with I mis nnd reptiles.
It is said that ono of theso under
(ground chambers has boon explored for
(donco of a termination of its wonderful
suites of subterranean rooms. The fori
inntion is lava and tho caves open into
sldo chambers and smaller rooms in
numerable. At places openings aro
found reaching out to the surface at
varying depths nnd the entire country
is underlaid with a system of theso
lava caves. '
Tho principal opening by which tho
caves nro entered is at a placo on tho
Dos Chutes river, whoro a round holo
has been formed in tho surface of the
ground, by a section of tho eartli'a
crust about 30 feet in diameter sinking
to n depth of 30 feet forming a circu
lar holo 30 feet across and 30 feet deep,
from which tho cavo opens and by
which exploring partios enter.
Mr. Mayborry will tako a compan
ion with him and mnko a completo
exploration of tho eaves this spring, if
possible. Jt is thought that a wonderful
system of underground caverns may
bo discovered adding a now nnd thril
ling attraction to Oregon's thousand
wonders.
a distanco of over a milo with not ovl-l
X-RAYS
To baseball players don't bat your
eye: bat the ball.
Missouri may have a vacant scat in
tho senate, and might do worse.
MODISH SPUING MILLINERY. 'd in white QulUs are In favor, too,
"Moro Jatorcsting than that of any nnd frequently two will bo attached
other soasott , Is tho millinery of to tho rolled edgo of a hat brim by n
prlng," says Tho Delineator for April. ,c,lot of ribbon, or fastened by a cock-
-"Whllo somo of tho shapes aru of tho a,, or ,nl('k'e. Shaded effects aro most
sweturo typo, tho nroforoneo is nnrlinnM popwnr. Hroasts aro a modish trim-
for tho small tonuo or turban nnd tlm ,ninK '1 '"' 'or ordinary wear, and
eemUnontnl la Its various modifications.
Ovnl and Hquaro crowns aro both in
rfavor, and quito tho newest idou Is tho
oblong crown having n doop oronso from
iho front lo tho buck. Tho brim of this
lint Is rolled nt tho sldos and is melon
or oval shapod. This design Is picas
jngly carried out In tho now pliable
trnws, while it is soon even in tuHo
and Ineo with u long plumo sweeping
Around tho crown and fastened near
lho front with nu ornntiioiit or rosette.
"Hiiionth stray braids are extensive
3y used In tho smart sjirlng huts, and
Mj nnd Milan braids nro seen in
arsy hondgear, and thoy are adapted
t tho artistic shapes In vogue. Among
iho modish colors aro blue, brown, but
ter ecru, champagiirt nnd green. Hrowu
mml green are associated In some of the
inost nt tractive oxamplos of the mllll
.nor's art.
"Plumes of ooq feathers are much
land, anil they aro In all the fashion
nblo colors, as well as in shaded effects
John Hay remains tho Amcricin
premier by sheer force of ability.
There is usually plc,ny of hot water
at the cold domestic hearthstone.
Tho surgeon generally follows up his
diagnosis with the knife, to sco if it
was correct.
A moan reaches a conclusion through
reasoning, nnd a woman thinks that's
reason enough.
a
Man's natural disposition is to sneer
at the personal achievements he could
not himself accomplish.
Its tho thing you do that will seem
bo awful foolish nfter awhile that you
ought not to do now.
Portland continues to have many can
didates, much newspaper advice, but
no municipal program.
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SEWING MACHINE DEALEB. , 8Uro uurc .wr
5B1 Itching piles produco moleturo and
What Great Journal Says of Salem caueo itching, this form, aa well at
What a Great BleedIng or Protruding PUe3
Tke fM j WSr b. itching and blooding.
TTJZot I Absorbs tumors. 60c a Jar at drug
the Sw.a Xak T W or sont by mall. Treaties free.
York, btMai imeaUtSZ " Tl eMfl. Dr. Bo-
c.i w..,. . uk s .ol.iwnm mv "-.
osini ""-j v. - . -
Foro Bale by Dr. S. C. Stone, druggist
dom eos vofcatarilr fro- a great .aanko, Phila., Pa,
when associated with tho new soft nnd
beautifully colored ribbons, they uro
most effect I vo."
IOO Doses
For One Dollar
Economy in modioino must bo
motumrutf by two thing cost and
effoot. It cannot bo measured by
clthor alone. It is groatout in tlm'
medlcino that tlotw tho most foi
tho money -that radically and jior
mauently euros at tho lonst ox
penno. That modioino is
Hood's Sarsaparllla
It purifiers and unriuhus tho blood,
otntw ptmpltM, eozoma and all
eruptions, tired, languid foulingH,
loss of appetite Mid general debility.
! hva Ukmi Hood's Srtwrllli anct
foun.l it tollable nml iclvliiir ierfit tUf
Uoii r ikrit nwr Hint iirtsl fKllmr. kIvi
enorur mul m ilm IiIihhI in ihm) ismilltlu."
Mim Krrm i'uinnk. I&M ttuh Birwt, N. W ,
WMhtuctou. 1) C.
Hood's Srtrnnpnrllln promises to
euro nnd koopa tho promise.
Ono Grand Blossom.
(SUvcrton Appeal.)
Tho spring of 10015, from present
nppimrniicos, will go down in history
as one of tho onrllwt on record. Poach
treiv hnvo boon In bloom for moro than
a woek In different parts of the stato,
the wild (lower' has comu and every
outward nppearnncu indicates thnt
spring Is uon us. Other early fruit
trees aro showing signs of blossom nnd
if the wnrm wouthor contlnuos for a
few days longer as it has been for moro
than awo weeks, Oregon will be ono
Immense blossom.
Vnrmors, however, aro beginning to
complain about the curly dry weather
and fear serious resultH.
Tho country roads aro dry and in
excellent condition for travel nnd tho
general spring businosn in nil parts of
tho valley has been resumed.
Vegetation has taken quite a start
and stock on the ranges Is said to be
Improving,
There Is time, however, between now
ami tho Fourth of duly for a great
ehniigu, and tho country miiv get a
thorough soaking before the wet sea
son is nvvr.
If tho Japs win many moro victories
the royal, families of Europe will rustlo
ns hard for yellow marriages ns they
ever did to marry into Russian roy
alty. The loadorship of tho Republican
pnrty nt Portland hns not given tho
Republican party clean jnon, or mon
who can conduct themselves abovo re
proach in public ofllce.
Tho humiliation of tho proud Hus
sion empiro by a little yellow heathen
nntinn like Japan will relatively n
duce Iho prestige of Englnnd and fler-
many, and Increase the standing of lit
tle nations like Switzerland and Greece.
T. Cadcr Powell, who was recently
appointed federal marshal at Nome, is
evidently u man wito will not ndd any
laurels to tho state which produced
him. It has just boon discovered that
ho is a dofaultor. He was aformor
county clurk of Multnomah county, and
the books show that during his term of
oflico ho collected at least $0100 In do-J
llnquunt tnxos, which found roposo in
his jeans. Urownsvillo Times.
rotltlon rrobnto Court.
A petition has been tiled in tho Ma
rlon county court by Ruchnol A. Pat
ton and Martha Hniley for the appoint
mu,t Of A. 1(, Pattou as administrator
of the estate of Matilda liutlor, di
seased. The estate ruusistr) of $030 n
(terminal property.
Hot Uankotball Claine,
A hot gsine of ItHskotlmll lkttHa
the younger mulut of North Salem
Mild thou of KaglowotMl, Snturdny, r
sultiMl in tho Northerners meeting their
Waterloo by a sor of II to T.
flood Whont and Oat.
Tor iwle 1 TiIImhi sad ('uiihii,.
3 11 h,'k
A Ploasant Way to Travol.
Tho abovo is tho usual verdict of
tho travoler using the Missouri Pacific
railway botweon tho Pacific coast and
tho onst, and wo boliovo that tho serv
ice and accommodations givon merit
this Btntomont. Prom Donvor, Colora
do Springs nnd Donvor thero aro two
through trains dally to Kansas City
nnd St. Louis, carrying Pullman's Int-
ot Btnndnrd oloctric-lighted sleeping
oars, chair cars and upto-dnto dining
oars. Tho snmo oxcollent strvico is
operated from Knnsns City and St.
Louis to Memphis, Little Rook and Hot
Springs. If you nro going onst or
south, writo for purtioulars aud full information.
W. O. M'HUIDK, Can. Agt.,
184 Third St., Portland, Oro.
trade jaraaL Ta subject of tbe
sketch ia probably kawa to more peo
ple in the Willamette valley than any
other ono business man in It. He has
been a rustler from the start, awl tho
Journal takes great ploasure in pre
senting this complimentary sketch:
George O. Wil.
Tho subject of this sketch is a dealer
nf the Dushintr t.vno. His methods
have always shown force behind the
accomplished end. He did no waiting
for growth, and his success appears
to stamp approval on those methods.
Mr. Will has been a great advortiser.
Sowing Mnchino Tims has criticised
his ads moro adversely than compli
montarv. Perhaps he knew tbe peo
ple he was talking to better than the
critic knew them; possibly he went
on tho theory that bad advertising
Iwas better than none, and that the
main point was to keep his busine"
loforo tho public eye. At any rate his
business has grown and continues to
grow; advertising does not stop it.
Mr. Will is "about 45 years old. He
was born in the town of Bethel, in the
stato of Missouri. Ho laid a good
foundation for his business by a term
of two years as salesman in an Ore-
gan town. He then opened up with
his brother in Albany, Oregon. Two
years later ho moved to Salem Oregon,
started the businoss which he has con
tinued to the present time.
His early trade was in Domestic.
Now Home nnd Wheeler and Wilson
machines most I v. He has in later davs
varied his assortment, but as he has
recently told our readers over his own
signature, he pins his good faith to
tho good and popular makes whoe
reputation is ;i help to n dealer. He
handles the cheap grades only when
they aro demanded. Ho added pianos
nnd music nt an early stage of his
business.
Notice to Alter and Establish Street
Grade.
Notice is hereby givon that an ordi
nance to alter and establish the grado
of Commercial street in tho City of Sa
lem, Oregon, from tho south lino of tho
donation land claim of William JL
Willson and Chloo A. Willson, his wife,
claim No. 44, to the south boundary
line of said city, was introduced in tho
common council of said city and read
the drst and second times and reforrod
to the committee on ordinances, on tho
7tl day of March, 1905, and all persons
interested aro required to appear and
show causo why said ordinanco should
not be passed, on or beforo tho next
regular meeting of the common council,
on the 21st day of March, 1905.
W. A. MOORES,
4 $ i;t City Recordor.
Lawn
Mow
Machines Below Cost.
Beginning Saturday morning tho
Singer Sowing Machine Company, No.
447 Court street, offer slightly marred
machines at greatly reducod prices, in
cluding tho vibrating and rotary shut
tle, latest cabinet ware. Terms to suit.
Sale positively lasts ono weok only.
3-1012t
es
Wc have the best
that money can buy
also .cheap ones
Let us show them1
to'yoti.
What Time Pro vol.
This thing of being sick and looking
for a cure is a mighty serious businoss.
People nro not given to joking oven at
tho first symptom of tho approach of
tho Grim Destroyor. Thoy do not want
to bo tho subjects of oxporimont, but
wnnt medlcino that has had tho tost of
years behind it. A medlcino that has
been mado and used for 20 years givos
assuranco of its worth, and can bo
tnkon with a faith that they have tho
very bost euro tho world affords. All
this can bo said about Dr. Gunn's Im
proved Liver Pills ns a remedy for sick
headache, dyspepsia and indigostion, it
bogins right at tho sourco of tho troub
lo aud romovos tho cause. Sold by all
druggists for 2Gc por box. One pill a
dose.
For sale by Dr. S. C. Stone, druggist,
fs. UI1J X. 4 y MlJl
R.M.Wade&Co,
And Thoy All Liko 'Em.
lLv smokes, you smoke and they all
amoko La Coronas, They are tho bost
10a cigar made, and that's why overy
smoker likes thorn. tf '
Mr mammBmmmiBBa&&mMmattauBmBKWuKG&BR mity, MHHWWBBMBBm
s
tandard Liquor Co
Hop Contracts.
A hop contract has been filed with
tlu reorder between H. J. Miller mid
Charles and Matilda linns nnd M. J.
Raymond for their crops amounting to
(I0O0 pounds per year at 12c por pound
for the years 11105, 1900 hikI 1007.
A chat tie mortgage was also flu.,i ,y
Krel.s Uro. from W. K. and Sumui
Smith for U.iioo pounds, to U grown
luring the year 1005.
Successors to
J. P. ROGERS
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
1 48-1 56 South Commercial St
It is our aim to handle the best grade of straight and blend
ed whiskies made. Also the finest of California and Im
ported wines and brandies. We guarantee all orders filled
by us, and make a specialty of family and rural route orders.
All orders delivered free to any part of the city. Give us a
trial, we will make you happy.
STANDARD LIQUOR Co., A. G. Magers, Mgr.
Huie Wing Sang Co
China and Japanese Taney Goods and
all kiuda of Dry Goods, Silks, Em
broldory Lace. Mako up now lino
Gents' nnd Ladles1 Furnishing Goods,
Suit, Wrappors, Skirts, WaUU-now
at low pricos. Salo cheap. By alley,
Court strcot, Salem, Oragon. 'Phone
Black S1S5.
heading are words of wisdom. Buv
your groceries and fruits here, where
you are always sure of getting depend
able quality coupled with a fair price.
liarnit & Lawrence
IF YOU
HAVE
MONEY
TO
SEND
THROUGH
THE
MAIL
Como to the Salem
Stato Bank and
buy a draft.
Tho cheapest, the
safest and most
convenient way of
sending money.
L. K. PAGE, President.
E. W. HAZARD, Oasblftl
OOOel099lill
Just In
Creeping Upwards
That wliNt we arc doing cmi-v
day All admit that our meal aro
een growing better, and the crow.U
aro growiug larger daily.
COFFEY'S
RESTAURANT
',205 Commercial 8trt
TttlH UNx WAS 1H1,
WITCHCRArT SHE USED
You'll find the smret of her sm-coss-ful
baking to ho , the fact that sua
uses Wild Rose flour. Makes teniptin
toothsome, wholesome bread, cake'
pastry. Goes frther and is cheaper-'
because much better-tlwn other
A u,,iform qaHtv,
reliable, economical Bost on the mar
ket for the money. A famih flour that
u:w irien becomes
faorito.
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Our now lino of 1005 wall pa
per hns just nrrivod. All latest ,
patterns at reasonnblo prices.
Cull nnd sco our stock and k i
convinced that our paper a:
prices nro right. Remember tie I
place.
E. L Lemmon
299 Liberty St.
Phone 2475
the ho.iMlnld
Salem Floating Mills
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A Sin, Ciittaim Itnur for SirrriwwiD 1!s-tkm
HtVtR INOWII TO FAU. Sf.' HJr J 8 "J,
frl.00 twx w t.niiheiaoa' ill I1'"
whtn rtiii-TM Suipl. Vm. If jour At-uMi'
bart ttta .4 jour offers to tbt
UNITEP MtOICAUCO,, OOX74. UHeTt;-
"'"'& 1T"s I sold In Salem by 9. C. 8tone.
-a : h-8-m-t i n WH-m-trHMHHt,,! ifrww-M-HH
DEFY ANYONE TO
IBS, COME NEAB IT
5l In purity, smoothness, mellowness ' !
richnoss of flavor tho distillers of '
tho Cedar Brook whiskey will It mo
eall on thorn. No ono should be with- ! !
? out n bottlo of thla cholco whiskey
in the houso as a provontivo of grip, ; ;
puoumonia nnd other maladies com
ing from colds. A llttlo Codar Brook
whiskey will warm tho blood, stop i
or prevent chills and euro colds like
a charm.
E. Eckerlen
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What
Salem Has .
When akd by a airmagw sr x
ob -what 6a1m kiw of dittiBatiou,
tell them oae of tk bost iMtannuti
ou the coast, tke
Cafe Imperial
H. E. SYMES, Prop.
KINQEa BLOCK. H
A GOOD ARTICLE MADE IV ?ATt.xr
PATRnvAon lii SALEM
PATRONAGE-
HAS SOME CLAIM TO YOUB
Ppley's Perfection
akine Powder
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BSULT WILL GO rSrTtSVAKTA0ES- w PUEB, AND AS A
USEFUL QL.VSS PACKAGS0C0ST " " POT
SOLD BY ALL SALEM OROCEBS.